Health choices

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Discussions of health have become so ubiquitous that some have started to talk about a “tyranny of health,” which turns being healthy into a moral mandate for individuals to optimize their lifestyl...

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Health as a theoretical concept.Christopher Boorse - 1977 - Philosophy of Science 44 (4):542-573.
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